Tremor the Apatosaurus has left the Earth.
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Wednesday, June 3, 2020
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Samsung Galaxy A31 is set to launch in India today at 2pm. The Galaxy A31 was first globally unveiled back in March and the phone succeeds the Galaxy A30, launched in February 2019. Here's all you need to know.
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Nokia Smart TV 43-inch is all set to launch in India today. The Android-powered TV will exclusively be available on Flipkart.
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OnePlus 8 will go on sale today in India at 12pm (noon) via Amazon and OnePlus website. The phone, along with the OnePlus 8 Pro, was supposed to go on sale on May 29 but that got postponed due to production difficulties.
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Twitter's Jack Dorsey pledges $3m to Colin Kaepernick's Know Your Rights Camp - CNET
The CEO's pledges also include help to feed the hungry, avoid eviction and connect running water to remote Indigenous communities.
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K-pop stans step into Twitter fight over racism in the US - CNET
They've taken over several racist hashtags.
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Buying your first e-bike: What you can expect video - CNET
Shopping, assembling, riding and everything in between.
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This Star Trek key ring has a built in Tile tracker and is 25% off - CNET
Now $45, the Star Trek KeySmart Pro holds 14 keys, has a built-in flashlight and is always visible on a map in the Tile app.
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Honda and Acura recalling 136K cars over faulty fuel pumps - Roadshow
A number of models from the 2018-2020 model years are affected.
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Google removes app that helped eliminate Chinese apps from phones - CNET
Remove Chinese Apps was suspended for going against the search giant's Deceptive Behavior Policy.
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Best air fryer of 2020: Ninja, Philips, Cosori, Dash and more - CNET
If you love the taste of deep fried food but would rather do without all that oil, consider getting an air fryer.
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NASA solar spacecraft captures comet Atlas streaking past the sun - CNET
Atlas shrugs off talk of disintegration in magnificent video, using images from the Stereo-A spacecraft.
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Researchers at the external threat intelligence company IntSights have observed that stolen credentials for prominent YouTube accounts are increasingly being sold in online black markets and on Dark Web forums.
YouTube channels have long been considered valuable by cybercriminals who use them to expose a new audience to a wide rang of fraudulent activities including scams and malware.
However, YouTube accounts from compromised computers or from logs of credentials can bring in even more money for cybercriminals when sold online. Although less popular channels may not be as lucrative as ones with more subscribers, content creators rely on them for their revenue and may be willing to pay an attacker to get their content and access to their channels back.
- YouTube launches free DIY tool to let SMBs build quick videos
- Disney Plus accounts are already being hacked and sold online
- Your Zoom account might be for sale on the dark web
In order to gauge cybercriminals' interest in stolen YouTube accounts, one hacking forum recently decided to run a poll and the results show that 80 percent of its members would consider buying these stolen credentials.
Online auctions
Just as ransomware groups have begun to auction off stolen data, so to have cybercriminals who have acquired YouTube account credentials.
In its blog post on the matter, IntSights showed one example where a seller was auctioning off 687 YouTube accounts at a starting price of $400 with a Blitz price of $5000 is someone wanted to buy the accounts outright. The auction was also set to end 24 hours after the last bid likely due to the fact that the seller wanted to sell off the stolen credentials fast before victims had a chance to contact Google support and explain the situation.
Although there are many ways for attackers to target YouTube channel owners, it appears as if the recent accounts that were up for sale were taken from databases containing Google credentials as well as from computers infected with malware.
IntSights recommends that all YouTubers protect their accounts by enabling two-factor authentication (2FA) as this makes it harder for cybercriminals to gain control of them in the first place.
- Also check out our complete list of the best antivirus software
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Tuesday, June 2, 2020
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Disney+ Hotstar has released the first look at Sushmita Sen in its next original series — Aarya — under the “Hotstar Specials” banner. Aarya has been directed by Ram Madhvani, and is said to be a remake of the Dutch series Penoza.
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Riding on the initial success of its 32-inch and 43-inch smart LED TVs, Realme has announced that the company will introduce another TV in the Indian market. The company now aims at the premium LED TV category and is getting ready to launch a 55-inch LED TV.
Realme’s CEO, Madhav Sheth, in an interview with IANS, announced the plans of expanding the company’s smart TV portfolio without revealing details about the launch date. He mentioned that “our exploration to offer smarter TVs has just started, and we won't settle at these two sizes. The 55-inch TV is considered as premium and flagship size for TVs, so Realme is preparing to launch a brand new 55-inch TV to give users more ground-breaking experiences."
Earlier, he took to Twitter to announce that both the variants of Realme TVs went on sale through Flipkart and realme.com and claimed that the company sold over 15,000 TV sets in their maiden sale.
- Realme TV with a 43-inch panel clears BIS certification
- Realme TV blind pre-orders now live in India - here's how it works
- Realme Smart TV and Smartwatch make their global debut in India
Realme TV 32-inch and 43-inch specifications
The Smartphone maker announced Smart LED TVs in two different variants on 25th May. The 32-inch variant comes with HD resolution while the 43-inch version comes with a full HD resolution. These TVs offer brightness of up to 400 nits and come with a Chroma Boost technology for better image reproduction.
Both the TVs are powered by MSD6683 processor which supports HDR10 encoding and come with 1GB RAM and 8GB internal storage. Realme TVs come with a quad-speaker setup that offers 24W audio output.
Aside, the TVs also come with built-in streaming media platforms like Netflix, YouTube and Prime Video. Since these TVs are android-certified they have access to the Play Store and allows users to download thousands of other apps designed specifically for smart TVs. In terms of connectivity, the Realme Smart TV’s supports 2.4GHz WiFi and Infrared, Bluetooth 5.0 that allows multiple wireless connections.
The price of Realme TV 32-inch in India is set at Rs 12,999 while the Realme TV 43-inch retails at Rs 21,999.
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